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Yeah, although it's a pretty good trailer, it's not real.
And I agree that the skyscapers would be complicated, but still cool. I imagine them all broken and battered, some leaning on others allowing you to pass from on to another under threats of collapsing. I'd love it.
Plus, if they used New York it would be easy to add the influence of the Commonwealth (mentioned in FO3, that I can only assume is a reference to Massachusetts) as a potential enemy/ally or as a DLC.
The more and more I think about it being in New York, the more and more I agree. It would make sense to take the story there. A post apocalyptic Times Square would be interesting as well, if it has the power like New Vegas haha.
And your Commonwealth idea is genius! I hadn't even thought about that. And the Institute is in the Commonwealth so that would give you tons in new weapons, armor, and plenty of ideas for missions if you were supposed to help them out in the story like you helped your dad and the scientists in Fallout 3.
Fallout 4? yes it will come and it will be getting at least sixty of my dollers if not more. All i can say is i hope it is just as good as fallout 3 but better graphics thats all i ask.
If the sequel were to be set in another country such as England that would be awesome. I doubt this will happen anytime soon or ever for that matter but the concept seems very interesting.
I was mainly thinking Europe or Russia or something as a new setting. Something with a total different climate in most parts. I hope for Europe because then we'll get to see so many more things and you know how many museums there are? Many. You could get unique weapons over in Europe and a total different scenario of events.
Other than Europe, I'd love to see New York, San Fransisco, or Los Angeles.
Bethesda has already said they are going to use the Gambryo engine for one more game on this system. I can almost assure you it will be Fallout 4. If I were a bettting man I would say we will see it in Fall of 2013 and it will be announced at the Spike Awards at the end of 2012.
Pesonally, I doubt it will be anywhere outside of the US. I am hoping for NYC myself but we will see most likely come the end of this year with a teaser trailer.
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PITTSBURGHCarnegie Mellon University's Ender Finol has received a two-year, $602,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to develop methodologies for accurately evaluating the risk of aneurysms rupturing in the human body's main artery, which carries more than 5,000 quarts of blood daily through the human body.
Like a great city, the body needs a transport system to carry its vital cargoes of blood through more than 60,000 miles of arteries, veins and capillaries. But more than 5 percent of Americans suffer from aortic aneurysms and their sudden rupture can halt the flow of life-sustaining, oxygen-laden blood to the vital areas of the body. The rupture of such aneurysms is associated with a mortality rate of up to 80 percent, and more than 15,000 Americans die each year from a ruptured aortic aneurysm.
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Paul Krebs, PhD, is Assistant Professor in the Division of General Internal Medicine and a Clinical Psychologist at the VA New York Harbor. His research focuses on extending the reach of tobacco cessation and health behavior change strategies, especially among cancer patients and persons with a mental health diagnosis. He is particularly interested in the use of technologies to facilitate behavior change and has received NIH funding to create an online intervention to promote physical activity and improved dietary practices among cancer survivors, as well as a video game to model coping skills for tobacco cessation. His published research examines the quality of life and health outcomes among cancer survivors, the design of the game-based relapse prevention intervention, and meta-analyses addressing the efficacy of behavioral interventions related to cancer prevention and symptom control. Dr. Krebs completed his undergraduate training at the University of Scranton, followed by a PhD in Clinical Psychology at the University of Rhode Island, and a post-doctoral fellowship at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.All data from NYU Health Sciences Library Faculty Bibliography — -
Impact of symptom burden in post-surgical non-small cell lung cancer survivors
Lowery, Amy E; Krebs, Paul; Coups, Elliot J; Feinstein, Marc B; Burkhalter, Jack E; Park, Bernard J; Ostroff, Jamie S
2014 Jan;22(1):173-180, Supportive care in cancer
id: 700412,
year: 2014,
vol: 22,
page: 173,
stat: Journal Article,
The Characteristics and Habits of Patients with Tobacco Addiction and Chronic Pain
Sower, Emily; Sherman, Scott; Grossman, Ellie; Krebs, Paul; Naegle, Madeline
2014 ;35(2):204-205, Substance abuse
id: 1067402,
year: 2014,
vol: 35,
page: 204,
stat: Journal Article,
A systematic review and meta-analysis of psychosocial interventions for couples coping with cancer
Badr, Hoda; Krebs, Paul
2013 Aug;22(8):1688-1704, Psycho-oncology
id: 490222,
year: 2013,
vol: 22,
page: 1688,
stat: Journal Article,
Cancer care coordination systematic review and meta-analysis: Twenty-two years of empirical studies
Gorin, S S; Haggstrom, D; Fairfield, K; Han, P; Krebs, P; Clauser, S B
2013 20 May 2013;31(15):-, Journal of clinical oncology
id: 451962,
year: 2013,
vol: 31,
page: ,
stat: Journal Article,
Development and Alpha Testing of QuitIT: An Interactive Video Game to Enhance Skills for Coping With Smoking Urges
Krebs, Paul; Burkhalter, Jack E; Snow, Bert; Fiske, Jeff; Ostroff, Jamie S
2013 ;2(2):e35-e35 e35, JMIR research protocols
id: 529152,
year: 2013,
vol: 2,
page: e35,
stat: Journal Article,
Multilevel interventions and racial/ethnic health disparities
Gorin, S S; Badr, H; Krebs, P; Das, I P
2012 2012;(44)(pp):100-111, Journal of the National Cancer Institute. Monographs
id: 169609,
year: 2012,
vol: (44),
page: 100,
stat: Journal Article,
Health behaviors of early-stage non-small cell lung cancer survivors
Krebs P; Coups EJ; Feinstein MB; Burkhalter JE; Steingart RM; Logue A; Park BJ; Ostroff JS
2012 Mar;6(1):37-44, Journal of cancer survivorship
id: 146024,
year: 2012,
vol: 6,
page: 37,
stat: Journal Article,
Krebs, P; Sherman, S E
2012 21 Aug 2012;157(4):JC4-JC2, Annals of internal medicine
id: 182702,
year: 2012,
vol: 157,
page: JC4,
stat: Journal Article,
ACP Journal Club: review: varenicline for tobacco cessation does not increase CV serious adverse events
Krebs, Paul; Sherman, Scott E
2012 Aug;157(4):JC2-JC2, Annals of internal medicine
id: 180081,
year: 2012,
vol: 157,
page: JC2,
stat: Journal Article,
Meta-analysis of psychosocial interventions to reduce pain in patients with cancer
Sheinfeld Gorin, Sherri; Krebs, Paul; Badr, Hoda; Janke, Elizabeth Amy; Jim, Heather S L; Spring, Bonnie; Mohr, David C; Berendsen, Mark A; Jacobsen, Paul B
2012 Feb;30(5):539-547, Journal of clinical oncology
id: 157756,
year: 2012,
vol: 30,
page: 539,
stat: Journal Article,
Fatigue and functional impairment in early-stage non-small cell lung cancer survivors
Hung, Robert; Krebs, Paul; Coups, Elliot J; Feinstein, Marc B; Park, Bernard J; Burkhalter, Jack; Ostroff, Jamie S
2011 Feb;41(2):426-435, Journal of pain & symptom management
id: 146023,
year: 2011,
vol: 41,
page: 426,
stat: Journal Article,
Stages of change
Krebs, Paul M; Prochaska, James O
Psychotherapy relationships that work: Evidence-based responsiveness New York, NY : Oxford University Press, 2011,
id: 5806,
year: 2011,
vol: ,
page: 279,
stat: Chapter,
Stages of change
Norcross, John C; Krebs, Paul M; Prochaska, James O
2011 Feb;67(2):143-154, Journal of clinical psychology
id: 133346,
year: 2011,
vol: 67,
page: 143,
stat: Journal Article,
Qualitative Evaluation of a New Tobacco Cessation Training Curriculum for Patient Navigators
Ostroff, Jamie S.; Shuk, Elyse; Krebs, Paul; Lu, Wei-Hsin; Burkhalter, Jack; Cortez-Weir, Jeralyn; Rodriguez, Rian; Burnside, Vanessa N.; Lubetkin, Erica I.
2011 SEP ;26(3):427-435, Journal of cancer education
id: 137127,
year: 2011,
vol: 26,
page: 427,
stat: Journal Article,
Health-related quality of life among early-stage, non-small cell, lung cancer survivors
Ostroff, Jamie S; Krebs, Paul; Coups, Elliot J; Burkhalter, Jack E; Feinstein, Marc B; Steingart, Richard M; Logue, Amy E; Park, Bernard J
2011 Jan;71(1):103-108, Lung cancer
id: 138245,
year: 2011,
vol: 71,
page: 103,
stat: Journal Article,
Current dyspnea among long-term survivors of early-stage non-small cell lung cancer
Feinstein, Marc B; Krebs, Paul; Coups, Elliot J; Park, Bernard J; Steingart, Richard M; Burkhalter, Jack; Logue, Amy; Ostroff, Jamie S
2010 Aug;5(8):1221-1226, Journal of thoracic oncology
id: 114365,
year: 2010,
vol: 5,
page: 1221,
stat: Journal Article,
A meta-analysis of computer-tailored interventions for health behavior change
Krebs, Paul; Prochaska, James O; Rossi, Joseph S
2010 Sep-Oct;51(3-4):214-221, Preventive medicine (1972)
id: 114364,
year: 2010,
vol: 51,
page: 214,
stat: Journal Article,
Exploring primary care providers' interest in using patient navigators to assist in the delivery of tobacco cessation treatment to low income, ethnic/racial minority patients
Lubetkin, Erica I; Lu, Wei-Hsin; Krebs, Paul; Yeung, Howa; Ostroff, Jamie S
2010 Dec;35(6):618-624, Journal of community health
id: 138244,
year: 2010,
vol: 35,
page: 618,
stat: Journal Article,
Development of a virtual reality coping skills game to prevent post-hospitalization smoking relapse in tobacco dependent patients
Krebs P; Burkhalter J; Lewis S; Hendrickson T; Chiu O; Fearn P; Perchick W; Ostroff JS
2009 ;2:4-12, Journal of virtual worlds research
id: 146025,
year: 2009,
vol: 2,
page: 4,
stat: Journal Article,
Erectile function recovery rate after radical prostatectomy: a meta-analysis
Tal, Raanan; Alphs, Hannah H; Krebs, Paul; Nelson, Christian J; Mulhall, John P
2009 Sep;6(9):2538-2546, Journal of sexual medicine
id: 114357,
year: 2009,
vol: 6,
page: 2538,
stat: Journal Article,
Tolerance for error and computational estimation ability
Hogan, Thomas P; Wyckoff, Laurie A; Krebs, Paul; Jones, William; Fitzgerald, Mark P
2004 Jun;94(3 Pt 2):1393-1403, Psychological reports
id: 114329,
year: 2004,
vol: 94,
page: 1393,
stat: Journal Article,


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GMD: Dumping Social Media
by Slacker And Steve
posted Feb 20 2014 3:26PM
A recent study showed that 20% of marriages have ended in divorce due to social media websites. Chloe wants to get rid of all social media, but Blake doesn't. Chloe claims it is taking away from their relationship and he is always on it, while Blake says it is how he communicates with family, his business, etc.
Slacker says it is over 50% that people list on their divorce papers saying it caused the divorced. Slacker tells Blake that he gets it, but if they didn't have it they would find other ways to communicate. Blake said he enjoys using facebook and it is a great tool for him to use for his business. Chloe says yes she is on face book, but she was fine without it so why do they need it now? Slacker says that she likes one technology and not another. Slacker thinks her heart is in a good place and thinks Blake may be slightly an addict.
Steve thinks Blake is just going to sneak facebook behind her back. He thinks that if you're not connected then you will be left behind with the technology, but if the wife wants it gone then he should do it. He doesn't get that concept really, but if that's what marriage is then he might have to just get rid of it.
Whose side are you on?
I am on Blake's side. I think Chloe is being immature and unreasonable. I am on facebook a lot, but there is some sort of insecurity there if you are this upset about it. If it is that big of a deal to her to get rid of the facebook then I think they need to come to a compromise where he doesn't check it when they are spending time together.
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Well, if you can include wheat in your 20% (for now) and it doesn't bring on other cravings, I think Mark intended this to be something you could do for life and not say "well I blew it now I might as well wait until Monday (or the 1st of the month or whatever)". I have a "naturally skinny" friend. She cannot gain weight. But she does watch what she eats in an attempt to stay healthy for life. But, if she opts to eat something that doesn't fit into her plan, she literally savors every single bite, considers it part of her plan right now, and gets back to what ever she would normally do next. I often use her as an example of how I want to view food. Mostly as a life giving force, and sometimes something to savor.
Guitar or voice lessons sound like a fantastic way to use that money. Take the emphasis off of diet and food and onto something you truly enjoy that will help to "round you out" as a sort of Rennaissance Woman!


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Sodium | 3mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 11g |
Dietary Fiber | 1g |
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Protein | 1g |
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Ken Burris
Serves: 8
Yields: 8 servings, about 1/2 cup each
Total Time: 40 min
Prep Time: 15 min
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- 4 cup(s) pitted sour or sweet cherries, fresh or frozen (not thawed, see Tips)
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- 2 tablespoon(s) confectioners' sugar or superfine sugar
- Purée cherries, water, and sugar to taste in a blender until smooth. Strain through a fine sieve, pressing on the solids to extract as much liquid as possible. (Discard solids.) Process in an ice cream maker according to the manufacturer's directions until firm and slushy. Transfer to an airtight container and freeze until ready to serve.
Exchanges: 1 fruit Carbohydrate Servings: 1 Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin A (20% daily value)
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Here's how RW members rated this race (229 votes).
In short: Jelly Beans!In full: Lovely day, lovely race, lovely runners! The only downside was that by my Garmin the race was slightly too long, maybe by .3 miles, although not much it does make a difference when you might beat your PB by a minute or two. Also half way back there is potential to get lost as a few tracks you can take, maybe a few more signs or ribbons would have helped?Loved the tramps pumping the music under the bridge at mile 6 haha they should have won the wine! Date of review: December 23, 2011
In short: Well organised varied terrain race. Date of review: December 21, 2011
In short: Second year doing this and will come back !In full: I am local and it made sense for me to go do this run. I enjoyed it more than last year but mostly due to my training. However there were a few changes made since last year which I could see would be a problem for those who didn't know the route. The slippy hill down through tree onto tarmac path was weird...no marshall and definately potential to overshoot and fall over the edge ! Last year we went around that headland and on the return route I saw a few do that as no marshall and that slippy hill was easy to not see on return. Bit daft really to not have a marshall at a crucial point for obvious reasons but mainly as it could have been nasty if someone overshot downhill.The bit on the road and having to climb over the fence - again not a problem for me as have done it before, but I had to call out to others to direct them. Easy stuff to sort out with better marshalling and there was a marshall there last year.Not sure wwhy there was not checking of numbers at 13 miles....am not suggesting that anyone would 'cheat' but it has been known at other bigger runs.More runners this year which caused bottlenecks which I actually don't have a problem with as we're all in it together and I was out for enjoyment. Beat my time for last year so happy enough. Better finish than last year as it just kind of fizzled out in 2010.The water stations were great and lovely to have such a good supply of jelly beans. Very friendly manning of those stations and some very enthusiastic children which is always great to see.I do kind of now love this run. Very friendly, great atmosphere, good stuff and bling at the finish, free soup, roll etc.Please just tweak the couple of areas that were of a concern. Weather was just perfect as having run along Portsmouth prom on a number of occasions, it is a mare if blowing a hoolie !I will be back as yes, now one of my favs.Date of review: December 21, 2011
In short: Very good event, a few tweaks and would be excellent.In full: A couple of extra marshalls along the course to ensure correct route is taken would make all the difference. Very good value and goodies at the end, including tea and bacon buttie. Date of review: December 20, 2011
In short: Fine as a race - shame about the marshalling and race directionsIn full: Decent race, and some nice coastal views along the path, but there could have been improvements. At the start, I got my timing chip successfully at the race centre, warmed up, and then was chatting with some fellow runners to await the start. But suddenly: off! Usually, you get a pre race briefing, a countdown, and then a horn blast to start, but all these were AWOL. Maybe I was just too far back in the pack to hear them, but then other people I was with heard nothing either.The coastal path is very narrow in places, which lead to a lot of bottlenecking. Also some narrow gates to pass through at times, and a very odd climb up a steep hill by side of a river: you had to wriggle through trees uphill in a stopped queue of your fellow runners, and climb over the fence to get to the main road. Not marshalled this bit at all, and if you hadn't been following other runners, you wouldn't know where to go or what to do. Def bit of an oversight on organiser's part. Glad other people have echoed my thoughts about marshalling and directions - I got lost and disorientated at one point as well, and wondered if I'd done the right route exactly. Definitely would have helped if there had been some more on the course to help. Perhaps linked to this: was it just me, or were there a few mile markers missing along the way? (which I was timing my progress by, so that hurt!). Stolen by local scallies? Chances of a PB then were not looking too promising, and I didn't get it. Some good points though: good water stops, nice reception at the end finishing, good medal, scrummy vegan friendly energy/protein bars at the finish (which i was pleased about: I'm vegan, and races don't usually cater too well for it), and the best race t-shirt I've yet seen. Lovingly made, and one you'd be proud to wear at the gym a few days later. However, just when race may have redemmed itself a little at the end: no showers!!! Not just this race I've got this barney with, to be fair. I'm getting a mite fed up with race organisers everywhere generally ignoring this. If you're travelling many miles sometimes for a race, you can't always jump in the shower at home that afternoon! I'd wait half an hour for one after the race if need be, but provide them. Please!(I did find some nearby with some effort in the end, but had to pay extra. Really, no "spirit of Xmas" generosity, or "season of good will" from local leisure centre staff, for some hot water...)Might do this again, but I can think of other better races I've done. If you're local though, probably worth a shot.Date of review: December 20, 2011
In short: Nice flat trail run around Langstone Harbour and backIn full: Lovely weather and very friendly people made this a great event. Could be tough in wind and rain though.Date of review: December 20, 2011
In short: Pleasant race, but needs tweakingIn full: Many positives: Good race HQ close to the start, friendly race, reasonable course with a lot of variety, good value for money, regular and well stocked water stations, fair amount of support.There are other points needing attention. The marshaling was non existent for long periods. If someone had come along and removed an arrow the whole race could have fallen apart. There was no marshal policing the bank towards the canal, which was positively dangerous.This is not a PB course as there are too many slow sections and obstacles - adding about 10 minutes to a tarmac run.Date of review: December 20, 2011
In short: Delightful winter marathonIn full: Very enjoyable marathon.A few improvements on marshals and directions needed for next year - one part where everyone I knew took the wrong turn. Lovely scenery and location. Terrain makes it tough for PB but still fairly fast with zero hills to disrupt pace. We got lucky with the weather this year but a bit of rain/wind/ice shouldn't be enough to put off a marathon runner!Date of review: December 20, 2011
In short: Good race - A few tweeks requiredIn full: Nice flat course & off road section was nothing worse than a bit of gravel.Granted it's a fairly new race but having more places than the advertised limit surely gave a clue to having more toilets. Navigation fairly obvious except at approx mile 18 which was the one place marshalling/signage was definetly needed but nothing was there (Except for trail of empty gels - Are they that difficult to carry to the next marshall!!!)Date of review: December 20, 2011
In short: Nice day out on the South CoastIn full: A very different marathon. Friendly event lovely scenery. Weather was very kind but this year but could be really tough if wet and windy.Overall well organised but some more marshalls at key points or better signage would be helpful. Plenty or well stocked water/fuel stations and nice medal and Tshirt.Despite the varied terrain managed a PB so very pleased and would certainly recommend.Date of review: December 19, 2011


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FLAGSTAFF - Scottsdale Coronado found numerous ways to score in Thursday night's 36-0 victory over Flagstaff Sinagua at Northern Arizona's Walkup Skydome.
The Dons scored by ground — on David Alfaro's 25-yard run — to open scoring in the first quarter, and by air — on Alex Buya's 48-yard pass from Bryan Dunlavey — also, in the opening quarter.
Before halftime Coronado added a safety when Sinagua fumbled into the end zone, and the Dons got a 62-yard kick return for a score from Kaylin Ashley following the safety. Shawn Martin tacked on a 28-yard scoring run to put the Dons on top, 29-0, at the half.
Ashley added a 16-yard rushing TD in the third quarter.
Coronado racked up 364 total yards and limited Sinagua to 67.
The Dons preserved its shutout on the final play of the game.
Just when it appeared Sinagua would snap its eight-quarter scoreless streak, a Coronado defender skied into the air and battled the pass harmlessly to the turf.
Sinagua was without two of its top players, and two other starters missed the first quarter for disciplinary reasons.
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Obama on Track to Deport a Record 2 Million People by 2014
At current rates, deportations enforced under the Obama presidency are set to hit 2 million by 2014 according to a new report from the University of California-Merced. Findings highlight that, if current deportation rates continue, nearly as many people will have been deported under this administration than during the entirety of years between 1892 and 1997. These are striking statistics to consider while Congress debates the president's commitment to immigration enforcement.
The report notes that under Obama, the deportation of convicted criminals has been a focus and a point of pride for the administration. However, as immigrant justice advocates have often stressed, the report points out that "many of these criminal deportees are deported after a minor criminal conviction":
In 2011, 188,382 people were deported on criminal grounds. Nearly a quarter were deported after a drug conviction, another 23% for traffic crimes, and one in five for immigration crimes. The DHS does not get very specific about these convictions, but we do know that drug crimes include marijuana possession; traffic crimes include speeding; and immigration crimes include illegal entry and re-entry.
It is likely that large numbers of people apprehended through the Criminal Alien Program are minor drug offenders and immigration offenders. Additionally, it is likely that the Criminal Alien Program is tearing apart families. One study found that, on average, people deported after being convicted of a crime had lived 14 years in the United States.
The report also notes that nearly one-quarter of deportees since mid-2010 are parents of children in the U.S. — a fact connected to the increased focus on criminal deportations. "The focus on criminal deportations has led to enhanced interior enforcement, and that this in turn is the reason so many parents of U.S. citizens are being deported," the report claims. Its author Tanya Golash-Boza, an associate professor of sociology who is writing a book about immigration enforcement told HuffPo, "On the one hand Obama gets to say, 'I've deported all of these criminals… On the other hand, not only are the people minor criminals, but they're also much more likely to be people that are living, working, have children in the United States than even just a few years ago."


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14 "But when the farmhands saw him coming, they quickly put their heads together. 'This is our chance - this is the heir! Let's kill him and have it all to ourselves.' | 14 "But when the tenants saw him, they talked the matter over. 'This is the heir,' they said. 'Let's kill him, and the inheritance will be ours.' |
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10 Things You Didn't Know About Chicago
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Arab Museum Creates Eclectic Concert Series
The series features multimedia and spoken word, Arabic classical and folk, Native American hip-hop and Afro-Cuban-infused jazz fusion.
Alexander Zonjic Plays The Trenton Village Theater Easter Sunday
Looking for a smooth ending to your Easter Sunday?
Jazz Saxophonist And Composer, Yusef Lateef, Dies At 93
Jazz artists Miles Davis to Wes Montgomery and present day performers from Boney James to Kenny G have all been influenced by Yusef Lateef.
Trenton Hosts Annual 'Jazz On The River' Fest This Weekend
Tens of thousands of jazz fans are expected to gather in Trenton's Elizabeth Park this weekend for Wayne County's annual Jazz on the River.
Debut Music Festival Honors Detroit Days Of Old
The Detroit Paradise Valley Music Festival will bring back some of the magic of an entertainment and business district from the city's past.
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A popular place for food and music at Detroit's Eastern Market has been ticketed and told to keep its eats off the streets.
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Russell Westbrook had 27 points and nine assists, Kevin Durant added 25 points and the Oklahoma City Thunder blasted the weary Los Angeles Lakers 119-90 on Monday night in the opening game of the Western Conference semifinals.
Metta's Defense Makes Difference To Lead Lakers Past Nuggets In Game 7
Pau Gasol had 23 points, 17 rebounds and six assists, Metta World Peace scored 15 points in his return from a seven-game suspension, and the Los Angeles Lakers outlasted the Denver Nuggets for a thrilling 96-87 victory in Game 7 on Saturday night to win their first-round series.
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Ty Lawson scored 32 points, fellow spark plug Corey Brewer added 18 and the Denver Nuggets forced a Game 7 in their first-round playoff series with a dominating 113-96 win over the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday night.


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Tales of Vesperia
Taking the traditional route, Tales of Vesperia's ghost ship reeks of classic RPG sensibility. Shrouded in fog and not shy about introducing itself as The Ghost Ship, Atherum isn't here to push any narrative boundaries. But… does it contain pirates?
At first glance, this looks like an open and shut case – the alleged pirate's corpse is slouched over a treasure chest, which seems could only be the dying pose of a greedy rapscallion. But then we read his diary, and he seems too noble to be a pirate. He died whilst en route to deliver a crystal which he believed could save his hometown and his beloved from destruction. But then we find this:
Definitely a pirate.
Wild Arms
Simply called Ghost Ship, this nautical artifact weaves a truly chilling tale. It appears that something happened to the pirates that used to use this ship for all manner of maritime chicanery. Something so terrible that it forced them to flee without taking their treasure chests…
But what could possible strike such fear in the stout heart of a pirate?
As we wander the decks of this forgotten relic, the pieces start falling into place. Vampires love wealth and loot almost as much as pirates, so it's likely that they crossed paths while tracking down some treasure and the vampires decimated the crew. Now the pirates' spirits haunt their own remains, tormented by the unusual fate that befell them. Are we making this all up? It's up to you to judge…
Above: Also, the final boss, Capn Geist, is an undead pirate. Slam dunk!
The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass
Both Wind Waker and Phantom Hourglass have great examples of both pirates and ghost ships, but we're choosing Phantom Hourglass here because it shows our very favorite pirate on board a classic phantom boat.
Tetra is a pirate, and she's on a ghost ship. It counts!


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Brilliant Colors: Introducing
Introducing might make a case for Brilliant Colors being a knock-off group, a carbon copy of the Vivian Girls with subtle differences. But Brilliant Colors are a good carbon copy.
Monday, October 19 2009
Brilliant Colors - Introducing (new album / MP3)
Brilliant Colors Introducing (Slumberland ) Releasing: 3 November New music, new genres. Every band sounds vaguely like some other band. Terms like electro-rock-hop and pop-grunge-dance are now
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great course only problem is you spend more time trying to find you lost disc's than playing the course
Lots of long range throwing here. The only hole that even has a obstacle is 3. I've seen lots of players lose disc here because of the weeds and shrub that covers the hole course. Pants and shoes are a good recommendation here. Also watch out for snakes. I've seen 2 but both were non poisonous. I'm sure those of you that run into snakes will avoid them and let them be, but those of you that think you have to kill every one you see remember this, lots of non poisonous snakes will feed on the poisonous ones therefore eliminating them and reducing you chance of encountering one of the bad boys.
Tight course that certainly maximizes space. Therefore it seems to play quickly and has good elevation changes. The only real threat to lost discs is some tall grasses. Fun course.
Long course with some good elevation changes. Half the tees are astroturf, Half are dirt ruts. The astroturf aren't bad, should finish it off with those. Old wino in the woods rockin a 40 oz of Mick's Salu!
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The Mighty Bush is a gardening service in Grand Theft Auto V. Their workers are employed by rich people at Cottage Park in Rockford Hills, Los Santos to tend the gardens, lawns, and other greenery. The company uses a Bison as their vehicle. They have their own stores on Abe Milton Parkway in Burton and West Eclipse Boulevard in Morningwood.
Known Employees
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- As part of Rockstar Games' coarse humor, the name makes reference of female pubic hair, noticeable in the design of the logo of the company, which resembles the shape of pubic hair.
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In this volume the authors explore violence against women in the wider context of patriarchal violence, seeking to tease out the ways in which violence acts to perpetuate not only gender inequality, but also broader social, economic and political injustices that deny women's and men's human rights. In this volume, the authors address each of the interconnected categories of direct, indirect and structural violence.
The Strategic e-Campaigning Workshop was held in Asia as part of the Violence is Not Our Culture campaign being managed by the Women Redefining and Reclaiming Culture Programme (WRRC) and the Women Living Under Muslim Laws (WLUML) international solidarity network.
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Frozen Desserts Industry - Statistics & Facts
Statistics and facts on the frozen desserts industry in the U.S.
The frozen desserts industry belongs to the frozen foods category. Desserts are usually enjoyed at the end of a meal but may also be served as a refreshment or palate cleaner enjoyed between courses. No matter how or when they're served, one thing we can be sure of is that those among us with a sweet tooth look to desserts as an indulgent way to satisfy our needs. The frozen desserts industry comprises categories such as regular and low-fat ice cream, frozen yogurt, sherbets, and other frozen desserts.
Industry statistics show that ice cream and sherbets had combined sales of 5.5 billion U.S. dollars in 2012, making it the second largest frozen food category behind frozen entrées and dinners. With its latest annual sales growth of 3.5 percent, this subcategory has put a smile on both manufacturers' and retailers' faces. Especially private label brands outsell branded products in the ice cream aisle, holding a market share of about 22 percent - as shown in the brands ranking.
Overall, ice cream is estimated to be consumed by over 90 percent of the total U.S. population. According to market research firm NPD Group, plain vanilla held on to the top spot as the favorite ice cream flavor among Americans with a consumption share of 27 percent as of July 2012. Plain chocolate (11 percent) and all other chocolate flavors (7 percent) rounded out the top three.
Another fun fact: July is national ice cream month in the United States.
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Production | Values | Statistic |
Value of U.S. product shipments of ice cream and frozen desserts | $7.6bn | Details → |
Quantity of frozen yogurt produced in the U.S. | 60.7m gal | Details → |
Ice cream production in California | 131,321gal | Details → |
Retail Facts | Values | Statistic |
Ice cream and sherbet sales in the U.S. | $9bn | Details → |
Sales of Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream Holdings | $984.9m | Details → |
Sales of Blue Bell | $628.19m | Details → |
Consumption | Values | Statistic |
Per capita consumption of frozen dairy products in the U.S. | 20.2lb | Details → |
Per capita consumption of ice cream in the U.S. | 11.5lb | Details → |
Per capita consumption of frozen yogurt in the U.S. | 1.4lb | Details → |
- Frozen yogurt production in the U.S. 2006-2012Frozen yogurt production in the U.S. 2006-2012
Quantity of frozen yogurt produced in the United States from 2006 to 2012 (in million gallons)
- Reasons influencing the buying behavior of frozen desserts 2012Reasons influencing the buying behavior of frozen desserts 2012
Consumers' reasons for buying fewer frozen desserts in the United States in 2012
- U.S. product innovations of frozen foods by category 2012U.S. product innovations of frozen foods by category 2012
Frozen food product innovations in the United States in 2012, by category (number of new items)
- Sales of the leading 10 ice cream brands of the U.S. 2014Sales of the leading 10 ice cream brands of the U.S. 2014
- Frozen food sales: Category market share in Europe 2013/14Frozen food sales: Category market share in Europe 2013/14
- Frozen food sales value in the United Kingdom (UK) 2013/14, by categoryFrozen food sales value in the United Kingdom (UK) 2013/14, by category
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Maybe have a look in Asdas 8p a minute talk time and 4p a text message.They usually have a few standard type phones for £20 or less.
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THANE: The state government has paid compensation of Rs 1 lakh to the family of farmer Haribhau Tanpude, who was under debt and committed suicide last week after his crops were ruined due to the delay in monsoon.
The local tehsildar, Sunil Shinde, who visited the Tanpude's residence at Bhedegaon in Bhiwandi taluka, handed him cash of Rs 30,000 to repay the bank loan the family had taken. The balance Rs 70,000 has been kept in fixed deposit in the name of the deceased's wife, Harsha.
Tanpude has two daughters and two sons. He owed Rs 27,000 to the Sahkari bank. His troubles started last year, when all his crops were damaged due to heavy rain. This year, Tanpude had bought seeds worth Rs 4,000. But due to the delay in rainfall, all the crops got damaged. Tanpude then committed suicide.
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Women's Council Luncheon Celebrates Female Role Models
Liz Orbits, manager of WCC's Student Resource and Women's Center, sees women all the time who want to get a college degree but face obstacles. They may be single parents, lack transportation, or have no female role models to look to for guidance. That's why she and 250 others gathered at the Morris Lawrence building May 12 for the 12th Annual Women's Council Luncheon. It's an annual fundraising event for the WCC Foundation that celebrates the power of female leadership while raising money for women's scholarships.
Living Legends Concert Features Jazz Keyboardist Jeff Lorber
Note: The Living Legends concert featuring Jeff Lorber on Wednesday, June 17, has been canceled. If you purchased tickets, you'll be contacted and will receive a refund. However, please join us as Lorber presents a free music workshop Tuesday, June 16, from 2:00pm to 4:00pm in Towsley Auditorium. The workshop will cover topics such as music production, jazz improvisation, and the music business.
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Like many colleges around the country, Washtenaw Community College is experiencing a surge in students this spring. When Spring/Summer Semester began May 8, 8,135 students were enrolled. That's a 16 percent increase over last year.
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GLENDALE, Ariz. – Glendale firefighters rescued a dog from a house fire on Sunday, but a second pet did not survive.
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If you guys have any questions, I'll answer them. Just let me know. ^_^ There are bound to be a few typos and some bugs, just let me know if one is super bad and I'll go fix it. This is mostly just for fun, don't bang me up too bad. :P
Fixed a bug that made it so that you couldn't buy gnomes sometimes.
I've uploaded a new version, I lowered the costs of gnomes some, so that they can be used for ranged support more easily. I also fixed a few small bugs, some of the bigger ones I haven't been able to repeat yet.
I increased the trade speed a tiny bit.
I also fixed the issue of transferring men to fight. If you start to send 50, and then decide to send all, the 50 you manually sent will be lost. This is fixed in my new upload, but it might not take effect yet. So be warned.
Fixed the loot screen so that it tells you how many knights died, and how many mushrooms you bring back from missions.
Q: No save?
A: nope, as I said in the startup of the game, this was really a big learning experience. I didn't/don't know how to handle a save file for a game this big. Next time I will know how I promise, but this game was just way to big to do a proper save on. Now, your experience is saved, and it gives your extra money when you start up again. So you can easily get caught back up in just a few minutes in most cases. Sorry for this minor inconvenience, but I just didn't prepare to make a save function for this game, and it got a lot bigger than I'd originally planned. Thanks and don't get too mad please. :D
Q: There are some clipping errors on the sides?
A: NG only allows a max size of 700, and I made my game 750, so I don't know how to fix that. The flash file is being distorted some. Hopefully it won't be noticeable to all of you though, but I noticed on one of my older machines in IE. Not in firefox or chrome.
Q: Where do I get money and silver?
A: Increase your population, you tax your population, so the more people you have, the more money you make.
Q: Where do I get stone? Freaking stone!? D:
A: The best place to get stone is from dungeons. But also the mines generate stone at a steady rate.
A really good game, although the "Trade" was a bit of a pain until I found out, that when changing Windows while holding the Mouse-Button pressed the buying/selling doesn't stop (until you hover over the game again). bug or feature? I don't care, but it really helped me.
Haha, that is not really a bug, it's just kinda a flash thing. Pretty awesome observation! :D I like it!
One Question...What the heck is a Boggin?!?! They're one of my favorite troops in the game, but I looked up "Boggin" into google, and I got monster trucks? They seem like they would make great fantasy creature.
I made them up, they're a race in my fantasy world. Thanks!
to put my review in a nutshell:great game,its got potential,but lacks a few things that can help make it more entertaining.as far as the heroes go,they should be researched instead of hired.there can possibly be potential to call them generals while using certain buildings to hire random commanders with random traits and skills,bolstering a much more challenging game.and the more you use them the more their weakpoints get stronger by leveling up.example:a ranged unit whos weak in melee is thrusted into battle enough times to the point where her close range combat can be stronger.the resource gathering seems more like a chore then a resource gathering and should be implemented to where the set it and forget it idea can really dish out the resources.in all honesty i fell asleep because i couldnt build the fortress.that says something about the time consumption on the resources alone.yes i understand that dungeons yield loot but it needs a more balance to this game when your trying to build troops. lastly if you are unable to balance the resources,might i suggest having a realtime construction que?upn this give my final thought:this is a great game and if polished or if a sequal is made to fix the features of this current installment it can go a really long way to possibly being the next evony or next major facebook game.keep at it and try to learn a little coding.im sure ya will do fine in the future.^^
I really like this game so far even if I now suddenly failed with a quest and still don't know why exactly...but this kind of adds to the adventure and prevents from boredom so all good ;)
Stone and Iron are really rare but I'm drowning in Cheese and you can sell 1 cheese for 5 gold which is incredibly nice and helps a lot. The pace is kind of slow at times though and I really needed some time to get into the tactic but then again, normally I'm not a big fan of those games but you made some nice touches like the leader characters, the well thought quests and the art style
Thank you so much! I'd like to one day rebuild this game and learn from my mistakes, but it takes SO LONG to make a game like this. :D


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